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Paul Barton playing piano for wild macaques that live in an abandoned cinema in Lopburi, Thailand.

This man is playing piano for Thailand’s hungry monkeys

New documentary highlights exploitation in garment factories.

New documentary exposes 'subhuman' working conditions in LA sweatshops

Deadstock (leftover inventory) has long been a problem in the fashion industry.

Deadstock revival: Meet designers bringing wasted clothes back to life

"From Bangladesh to Leicester, the fashion industry is built upon mass exploitation."

It's time to dismantle fast fashion and its exploitative practices

Doctors say there is an 'urgent need' to reduce our meat consumption for planetary and human health

Plant-based diets could prevent a future pandemic say doctors

Gyms may not be the ideal place to be during a pandemic, so how is best to exercise outside?

Afraid of the gym? Here are 3 socially-distanced outdoor alternatives

The campaign asks people to bring their own reusable cups.

Plastic-free pints are the socially distanced future of beer

12/06/2020

Chester Zoo has been allowed to reopen.

Social media saves Europe’s leading conservation zoo from closure

10/06/2020

Chester Zoo

Europe’s leading conservation zoo is “fighting for its future”

03/06/2020

Garment workers in Bangladesh

Boohoo booms and Primark plummets as coronavirus affects fast fashion

23/05/2020

Coronavirus: supporting Europe's battered fishing industry

Coronavirus: supporting Europe's battered fishing industry

19/05/2020

What will Europe's fishing industry look like post-COVID?

What will Europe's fishing industry look like post-COVID?

19/05/2020

Is climate change increasing the risk of disease in Europe?

Is climate change increasing the risk of disease in Europe?

18/05/2020

France Paris Environment

Will cars be banned in Paris after lockdown?

15/05/2020

Like humans, monkeys also need to keep their distance to avoid spreading disease.

What polar bears and monkeys can teach us about social distancing

13/05/2020

Plane food handed out to disadvantaged people in the UK

Over a million airline meals rescued to feed disadvantaged families

29/04/2020

Mouldy bread is food waste

10 hacks to make your food last longer during self-isolation

21/04/2020

Virus Outbrake Venezuela

Volunteers turn recycled plastic into face shields around the world

17/04/2020

Click & Grow indoor smart garden, at full bloom

I bought an indoor garden to see if it would make quarantine bearable

16/04/2020

A cold beer looking over the mountains in Europe

Cold craft beer now delivered all over Europe from local suppliers

15/04/2020

Coronavirus and climate: how much impact is the current lockdown really having on our environment?

What influence on climate is the coronavirus lockdown really having?

13/04/2020

Robots attend graduation in place of students at Japanese university

07/04/2020

Rampion Offshore Wind Farm, UK where renewables have been generated a high proportion of national electricity last weekend.

Coronavirus crisis fast-forwards green energy 10 years into the future

06/04/2020

'Sharp reduction' in air pollution in New York and why it is not entirely good news

New York City: dramatic drop-off in air pollution

29/03/2020

Greta Thunberg

Greta Thunberg sets an example by self-isolating with coronavirus

24/03/2020

Blue skies on the Marina Drive, Mumbai, India

Grey smog lifts in India as coronavirus drives cars off the roads

24/03/2020

An Extinction Rebellion climate change protester hugs an inflatable planet Earth near Downing Street in London.

Environmental activism gets a digital makeover amid coronavirus crisis

23/03/2020

Three environment stories that passed you by due to Covid-19 coverage

Three environment stories that passed you by due to Covid-19 coverage

21/03/2020

People are isolating from coronavirus in tiny homes built in two hours

People are isolating from coronavirus in tiny homes built in two hours

13/03/2020